gainsay
IPA: gˈeɪnseɪ
verb
- (transitive, formal) To say something in contradiction to.
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Examples of "gainsay" in Sentences
- This also seems hard to gainsay.
- It doesn't do me any good to gainsay it.
- No one likes anyone else to gainsay his work.
- There is no room for argument, as neither side can gainsay.
- He is merely stalking my edit history to revert or gainsay my edits.
- The solution was so obviously just that no one could well gainsay it.
- As there was none other to gainsay him, the ascension was not arrested.
- That Lewis may have also drawn on other sources does not gainsay the point.
- That things have not worked out as they hoped, in Iraq, doesn't gainsay that.
- If Dynaguy can find examples to gainsay me then I'm happy for them to be added.
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